A spoken word piece by Kenneth Foster, an inmate in Texas who was facing execution on August 30, 2007. Foster's sentence was commuted by Governor Rick Perry.


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Artist/Composer: Dave Maass
Date: 2007-07-25
Keywords: Kenneth Foster; death row; texas; executions; capital punishment

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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This performance was recorded by Dave Maass on July 25, 2007 at the Polunsky Unit in Livingston, Texas. The interview was conducted via closed-circuit phone and the recording device was an Olympus WS-100 hooked into the phone circuit. The file was edited using Audacity. The public domain classification for this work is for the recording, not the poem itself.

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Reviewer: D.maass - - September 3, 2007
Subject: Thx!
Thanks for the tips. The important thing was to get the audio up before the 30th ... after that, we would've had all the time in the world to edit it ... though the original quality was so low, I don't think there's much more I could've done.

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Kenneth Foster was not executed an instead received his sentence commuted to life.

I've provided this online for others who have access to software to clean up and use for whatever purpose they like.

Reviewer: MC J-Me - - September 3, 2007
Subject: the man's got verses
good flow... someone clean this up for him!